Bruin Coach Dickerson Promises Team Quality Despite Skepticism
The article reports Bob Kelley recounting George Dickerson’s cautious optimism after returning from hospitalization to a Bruin squad facing scrutiny. Dickerson compares 1958 potential to 1957, cites Michigan State and Duffy Daugherty as benchmarks, and notes the coaching code’s tension with public predictions amid early season chatter.
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Nature Boy and Rival Grapplers Face Showdown Card
Promoter lists a two out of three falls bout between Yhesz and Rogers with mat fireworks expected. Wild Red Berry meets Herbie Freeman in the semi main, The Great Togo faces Jesse James, and Ed Christy versus Jim Larock opens the show. No bike in ticket prices.
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Jacobs Retains Lead at Denver Centennial Open
UPI reports Jacobs, a young Californian, shot 67 at Wellshire Municipal Course to move three under par and extend a two stroke lead at the halfway point of the Centennial Open, amid windy conditions and close competition from Weaver and Vossler.
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Matthews Unanimous Win Over Tibbs in Philly Bout
Len Matthews, undefeated Philadelphia lightweight, extended his victory streak to 14 with a 4 to 0 unanimous decision over Tom Tibbs of Boston in a nationally televised 10 round bout. The crowd was sparse as Tibbs withstood Matthews early power but was unable to halt the champion’s steady, measured attack.
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Card Boss to Cincy?
The Globe-Democrat reports Friday that Fred Hutchinson, likely out as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals next year, will be considered for a similar post with the Cincinnati Redlegs.
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Local trio in marathon set for Culver City race
Three Long Beach area distance gunners will compete in the 11th annual Culver City Western Marathon. The 26 mile event starts at 9 a.m. in front of Memorial Auditorium. Local contenders include Tore O, Johanson of Lakewood, Bob Williams of Long Beach, and Jim Sebla of Garden Grove.
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Bears Unbeaten In Exhibition Win Over Cavaliers
Willie Gallimore starred for the Bears scoring four touchdowns in a 42-21 victory over the Cleveland Browns to keep Chicago undefeated at 5-0. The Cards beat Pittsburgh 21-7 as Detroit and Green Bay also won in weekend NFL action and crowd totals neared 140,000 across three games.
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Knox Starlin’ Marine Movie Stars Former UCLA Player
Former UCLA football star Rennie Knox has signed his first starring role in an Allied Artists film about Marines in Korea. Knox recently announced his retirement from football and will play the lead in the motion picture, with the studio confirming the casting on Friday.
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Five UCLA players to start season with early five games
Seven seniors including captain Jim Steffen will play the opening five games of UCLA's 10 game slate starting September 20 against Pittsburgh. PCC rules require consecutive games, with Dick Walden, Steve Gertsman and others among the first stringers opting in. Pitt coach John Michelosen noted the Bruins' new coach and readiness to start strong.
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CBS Airs 19 NFL Games in 1958 Radio Schedule
CBS announced adding seven NFL games to its 1958 radio slate, totaling 19 NETL games alongside 12 New York Giant broadcasts. Notable matchups include Detroit at Baltimore and Green Bay at Washington, with additional changes in Stanford and Washington Huskies scrimmage plans and lineup shifts for Cal and Oregon State opponents.
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Crocker and Danoff Lead Jackson Golf Field
Crocker and Betty Mims Dan today share the early lead in the Jackson Classic golf tournament as Kentucky prepares for a Southeastern Conference season opener. The field includes major powers and the event carries a $5,000 purse with teams from Kentucky and Louisville among others.
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Warriors Sign Coach Philadephia Warriors hire five year coach deal
The Philadelphia Warriors announced on Friday the signing of a five year contract to coach their NBA team. The agreement names Philadephia as the club's new head coach and outlines a long term commitment for the franchise.
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Bedard Springs Upset on Savitt
Toronto sports wire reports Bedard of Sherbrooke upset second seed Dick Savitt 6-1 6-2 in the O Keefe tennis tournament. In women's singles Dorothy Head Knode and Thelma Long reached finals. Mal Anderson barely defeated Budge Patty in three sets.
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Unclear Entry From American Association Schedule
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Bullfights at Tijuana headline Sunday card
Ramon Tirado leads the weekly bullfight program at Tijana Sunday with a 4 p.m. start. Also appearing on the card are Fetiz Briones and Roberto Ocampo among others.
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Pacific Southwest Tennis Opens with International Field
An international field including Australian Davis Cup players and U D hopefuls begins the second annual Pacific Southwest tournament for this week at the Los Angeles Tennis Club Mixed doubles feature stars Alex Olmedo Barry MacKay Vic Seixas Ham Richardson Beverly Fletz Long Beach. Ed Sledge defeats Al Driscoll 6-2 7-8 in Friday qualifying while Bill Bond edges Art Anderson 8-6 8-10 2-0.
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Two Big Bouts Tonight At Hollywood and Santa Ana
Two main events headline tonight's boxing card at Hollywood Legion Stadium and Santa Ana Bowl both at 8 30 pm with grudge matches Andrade and Salas clash in one ring while Cisco Andrade battles Salas in the other Moser seeks state feather crown with a 23 3 record backed by Davey Moore at ringside Moore 7500 offer for tonight's winner top contenders like Gispera and Fig ueroa noted in cashiered pre fight buzz
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Dodgers edge Pirates in tense 1960s baseball writeup
A fragmented game recap highlights Dodgers defeating Pirates 3 to 2 with key hits by Snider and Robinson. Mentions Williams pitching, late-inning changes, and defensive plays, noting 7th inning subs and outs. Includes scattered player names such as Mazeroski and Crow.
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